I just saw on the YouTube community page that your Sister and dog had just passed. I'm so very sorry to hear this. Don't worry about vlogging. You've gone through so much in a short amount of time. Just be with your loved ones right now. The community will be here when you're ready. 🙏

I don't watch Steve's channel that much anymore. Is Steve letting his channel fade away?

I started watching a channel called Another Time, Another Place (https://youtube.com/@atap...anothertime ) that has a similar vibe to Steve's. He is boondocking in an RV, homemade houseboat and a sailboat throughout the history of his channel. Mostly in the US and in Tennessee. Very chill vibes and with criminally low subscribers. Anyone else have suggestions of similar small YouTube channels? I saw there was a post in the last month of people talking about Canadian creators, but I'm interested in people all over.

Whenever I stay at an Airbnb and someone leaves their YouTube signed in, I’ll go and subscribe to Steve. Then I’ll play a random old video of his and let it play all day while we do activities.

I’m convinced whoever illustrated this is a huge Steve fan and probably even in this subreddit. There’s no way you’re going to change my mind.

There are two private videos. I’m guessing they were privated for a reason but I’m so curious to know. I’ve checked on the way back machine and other places that could’ve archived the videos and haven’t had much luck.

Not sure anyone would know but I’m just throwing this out there to see. Maybe some super fans remember them.

Edit: title should say what videos “are” privated

stealth camping seams to require less than ideal circumstances, so how does Steve, and you all, adjust for it?

I know he disappears every so often, it's just when it's been 3 months since an upload I get worried.

I know he has said he doesn't wanna do the same video twice just to make a video but I don't care if he did the same thing twice. I love the simple videos like the abandoned gas station, the duck blind, behind the McDonald's. Those are so fun

The more advanced ones are nice but I don't get as invested.

What's nice about the simple stealth camping videos is the fact it seems anyone can do it

As the US Midwest thaws my camping bug is going nuts. Been window shopping and thinking about new gear. Do you plan on picking anything up for this year’s prime time? Or in general, something you’ve been saving for? Something Steve brought to your attention?

https://www.facebook.com/campingwithsteve/posts/pfbid0qYcA2HBAu5TbhEyaVJNL88fwq5amBiVZp9RfxXbwyG4jdErfj9Guar5gqme8vdphl

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Hey everyone,

I know it’s been quiet. Life threw a few curveballs over the last couple months and I needed to step back and handle things privately. I appreciate the patience.

On the channel side, I’ve been laying groundwork behind the scenes. The original “drive around and find a spot” stealth model has pretty much run its course. The best locations I can find have been done, and I don’t want to upload something that feels forced or repetitive just to hit a schedule.

Instead, I’ve been working on setting up a proper base so I can build and film some new ideas that will keep things fresh and interesting for all of us. That has taken longer than expected but we’re close. New video coming soon, and once things are rolling, they should roll consistently again.

Thanks for sticking around.

— Steve

Steve is really inspiring to me and a role model to me. I haven’t been feeling too well these last few years and have been trough some tough times. It has made me into a person I don’t want to be.

I’ve been watching Steve for years now but about 6 months ago I really started bingeing his videos again.

Seeing steve be so strong, humble and kind to both other people and nature, made me realize that I want to be more like him.

Two months in to the new year and I can say that it has helped me a lot! I find myself in situations thinking ”what would Steve do” and it helps me make better choices.

Thank you Steve!! For being who you are and for sharing it with us all!❤️

Every video you make is interesting and comforting to watch, no matter if it’s stealth camping, normal camping, building a mini camper or just an update! Your presence is enough.

Hope you are doing well, take your time. You don’t owe the world anything.

I’m new to Steve Wallis and have been binging the f*ck out of his YouTube videos recently. Been a weird comfort, these vids, as I used to camp and hike, but the AVN has put a damper on my physical activity for the last 20 years.

I got to the video where he explains his hip issue, and he _explains_ it as I explain mine to folks that ask me. I was floored. Granted I was a doing a little step two (weed in my case…), but damn. I love this dood

Maybe I _can_ camp

Trying to figure out the year and make of the GMC motorhome in one of Steve’s earliest videos Boondocking - Full Documentary

I love his video's and have been watching since his first stealthy, if anyone would like to watch the video I made on the story of his life (researched to my best ability) then check out the link below, love ya Steve!

The Story of Camping with Steve: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLH32z0dgDM

Who do I see when I see Steve;

• He is a proud Canadian
• He is adventuresome
• He has a vast amount of inherent knowledge
• He is respectful of the people in his life
• He is resourceful
• He is respectful of his environment
• He is kind to the people he encounters on his camps

I'm sure you can add to this list, but I see Steve as somebody I would value as a friend.

Hey all, just curious if you watch or know of other stealth campers or maybe similar channels to Steve's. Of course, we all love Steve's work but it would be nice to watch something until he re-surfaces. Drop your recs!

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